Lendlord

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Adam Neumann, the founder of WeWork, has raised $350 million for his new real estate firm Flow. This comes as dozens of Israeli startups, including Guesty and Home365, are making their mark in the property tech sector. Guesty, a property management platform, recently announced a $170 million funding round, while Home365, a predictive maintenance and property management platform, has already raised $50 million. Other Israeli proptech and property management startups mentioned in the article include MyTower, Pickspace, Visitt, Venn, and Lendlord. These startups offer various solutions for managing residential and commercial properties, from IoT management tools to community engagement platforms. The article highlights the growing presence and success of Israeli startups in the proptech industry.

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Accloud PLC, a company that offers business management tools through its cloud-services platform, is focused on empowering and stimulating the growth of micro SMEs. The CEO, Ross R James, aims to bridge economic disparities within communities. Accloud was founded in 2015 and has reached several key milestones since then. The company is entering the fintech industry to provide access to capital for deprived MSMEs. Acclouds platform helps traders conduct business more competitively and professionalize their offerings. The company plans to expand to other Southeast Asian countries and Africa, as well as provide its platform to refugee camps worldwide. Accloud sees blockchain as a technology that can resolve trust issues and believes in the merging of finance and technology. The biggest challenge in the fintech market is shifting access to capital. Fintech is expected to become mainstream and enable a more cost-effective financial sector.

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Fintech company Lendai, which has developed an AI-based investment financing platform, has announced a partnership with online asset portfolio management company Lendlord. The collaboration will allow Lendlord users to better and more efficiently track their investment portfolios, giving them greater control over their assets. The announcement follows a $35 million funding round by Lendai in March, and indicates the companys continued growth and its plans to expand into additional international markets, including the UK where Lendlord operates.

Growth-Positive

Israeli startup Lendlord, a provider of data and financial services to real estate investors, has raised $2 million in a funding round. The round was led by Yoav Schreiber, co-founder of Glassbox, and Eyal Leibovitz, with participation from other investors. The funds will be used to further develop Lendlords platform, expand its underwriting capabilities online, and extend its operations to other countries. The platform, which manages around 12,000 real estate properties worth approximately $4 billion, uses an algorithm to analyze the personal details and portfolios of real estate investors and offer custom loans.

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Lendlord has partnered with Plaid to enhance its platform, allowing users to automate cashflow and rent collection, manage bookkeeping and tax returns, and review expenses breakdown and profit and loss position. This integration with Open Banking will provide landlords with greater visibility and save them time. It will also improve the quality and credibility of the data for better investment insights.